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Shoemark The Bookmark

Shoemark The Bookmark

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Cute, unique bookmark that loves to hold your place in your latest tome and is happy to create a talking point.


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Shoemark The Bookmark

This bookmark is suitable for bookworms and most of all readers with a great sense of humour. Designed by Kikkerland.

Cute, unique bookmark that lives happily just to mark your place in your latest novel or textbook. Plus, it creates a talking point. You will always know that he is doing his job with his big feet stick out of your book.

This is a cool little fella, makes a great gift and is available from Bookish Freaks.


    • Shoemark the Bookmark reminds me so much of Flat Stanley most of all, (apart from the feet, of course), a great series of books by author Jeff Brown.

    • Suitable for the slightly visually impaired.

    • Suitable for any hardback or paperback book.

    • Probably does not work with electronic books, but you knew that.

    • Shoemark the Bookmark always looks surprised to see you, sorry.

    • Fantastic reader accessory.


The package contains one Shoemark Bookmark.

This product will arrive carded.

Note: Not suitable for use by children under 3 years of age - This item is not a toy



    • Shipped by: Bookish Freaks from the United Kingdom

    • SKU: BFADKI - 001 - 060

    • Made in: China

    • Brand: Kikkerland

    • Colour/color: Black

    • Approx Size: WH -  3.4 x 12.3 cm

    • Approx Weight: 0.12g (Includes display card)

    • Material: Nylon

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